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Dubai’s media industry joins UAE push to take home-grown expertise global

The expansion of UAE-based companies overseas shows how the country is beginning to export brands, intellectual property and business expertise alongside capital

The UAE is expanding its media industry globally, showcasing its growing expertise. According to Arabian Business, UAE-based companies are now exporting not only capital but also brands, intellectual property, and business expertise overseas.

The country's tourism industry, however, faced significant challenges in 2026 due to regional conflict and its impact on travel. Euronews reports that visitor numbers, air capacity, and hospitality bookings in the Middle East and Gulf took a hit. Despite this, the industry is showing signs of recovery.

The ATM Travel Trends Report 2026 forecasts a 17% rebound in international travel across the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia region in 2027, exceeding the global growth rate of 8%, according to Tourism Economics. International visitor spending in the Middle East is expected to increase by $116 billion between 2025 and 2030.

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